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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
GARRETT GOING SOUTH.
he Talks of Going to New MeSico-The '
l. T'S Plans,

he Talks of Going to New MexIco-The w.
4. It's Plans.
BALTIMORE, October l9.-While Robert
Garrett was in the city yesterday, he talked
of going South and to Mexico, in Keeping
with a lOug expected desire, as soon as his
affairs will allow.
Wm. + Gill, the Western Union mana
ger az Philadelphia, before leaving the city,
gave the following outline OF his plans:
Baltimore, Washington and Maryland will
come under our Philadelphia office, and so
will all the lines east of Cumberland aud
Hagerstown; all east OF Altoona aGd west
of New Brunswick, y. J. l have simply
been getting a knowledge of the de-
tails With a view OF acting upon them after
wards All OF the 3. s .. lines in Penn
sylvania will remain As they are. IT is
hard 10 tell when the severance Of the III
diyidual corporations will take place, and
il will be done with ~ litIle friction Is
possible, and will require time aud careful
consideration. We have our own interests
~ we'll as the public welfare to look out
for. ."
Mr.. Gill Wss asked what arrangements
| were being made l0r improved service on
the Eastern Shore. and he stated: ''Tels-
/ graphing on the Eastern Shore o. Mary
| land and Delaware is now done lciUtly on
[ both railroad and commercial wires, and
/ the commercial business, which IL largely
thst of the press, is done on both. We
/ have buiit new wire from Salisbury aud
! finished il this seaSGn. We are building
another commercial wire from Chrisiieid TO
! Philadelphia, and one trOm Lewes, Della.
, ware, to Philadelphia. aud We ale about
erecting one from Oxford to Philadel-
phis.'
"what is the matter With giving Balti-
more q direct continuous wire from the
| Eastern Shore?'
IAN of these new W res will run into
/ Wilmington, and are not relayed, and the
object Il TO connect with direct wire
north and south for press specials; and IN
addition, We expect this winter, or early
\ in the spring. to extend service 10 Frank
/ lin City, Va, below Iewss We have viz
tually covered all the branch railroads iu
/ Eastern Maryland and Delaware, except
/ in WicoUnico aud POcOmOke. We have re-
Gently opened a town office at Salisbury,
| aid a few months ago opened \ town
office at Milford, Della, and intend to
open town orices wherever the business
| will warrant We are eApsId!nS 0 large
amount of money in these increased .facri-
/ tiles
The attention of Mr. Gill was called to
the wires running along the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad to Upper Marlboro, and
he was asEef if they could not be extended
down to La Plata. Port Tobacco and Pope 5
Creek, and arrangements msde so that
business would not have to he delayed at
Bowie. He said: The only connection
tie Western Union has with those wires
is to receiss end send by them. as they
were under the eontioi Of the railroad COM
pany.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
THs SENTINEL SOLD.
The Report Couhrmed-ImprOving the
Mu<Niuxum River.

The Report Couhrmed-ImpTOving the
MuSSiusum River.
Sy.-... T.'rrrw GO ts Register.
PAgEEESBURG, October l9.-FOr the
past eish. months Col. Merrill and corps
OF engineers have been al work on the
Musk.ngum river. ard have now finished,
lpaving il, according to the opinion Of river
men. in better shape than ever. At Mari
eta aud Luke Chate damps special work
was done. The lock on the Hlrmar side,
which leaked 50 badly and rendered lock-
aye very difficult. has been repaired cuu-
p,etgly according 70 the designs Of Cot
Buck. AIl the dams have been repaired
ami tonight the Muskingum IL reported
ready Tor the resumption of navigation. IL
is thou.ht po" That Ice alone Will cause "A
su,p-us,1u for grgat maGy years.
The NR''g} purchase. reported last
night. - roudrmci Price, four thousand
eight hundred dollars. Possession given
Monday.
4 committee from New Martinsville
composed OF Robert McEIdOwney, Sep Hall,
Jatrh Koon'z AMI Will Hall, were here to-
d4y examining the ire engine, looking to q
purchase TEE city fire department gave
them an exhibition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
The European situation Another Riot In
London.

The European shus,ion-Anothsr Riot In
London.
LONDON, October 19.-Tbe Paris CORES
pendent Of the Daily Chronicle learns that
the late NJ. Katkofr and General Boulanssr
were In close communication.
The former is even said ~ have promised
10 aid General Boulanger to launch hinsli
~ Dictator.
KatkoG, who employed General Bosdan.
oyich a. an intermediary. advised Bou-
langer TO pay scant attention 10 the Rus.
sian and German embassies, but 10 push on
in the direction Of war
General SchwetDitz, the German Am bzs.
sadoI at ST. Petersburg, managed 20 inter.
cept one Of Katkofrs letters and conveyed
1t 10 Emperor William. The Emperor
complained to the Gar, who b~came greatly
incsnsed when he heard OF the affair, and
declared he would never again admit Kat
kof to his presence again. The disgrace
hastsned Katkoffs death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
No Increase In Kata..

NEW YORK, October 19.-The following
was adopted at n meeting of the Executive
Committee Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. 1t is understood that there
was absolutely no opposition to it,
ResoIred, That no advance in the
rates heretofore charged by this
company, be made except in cases of the
ten and fifteen cent rates, between points
where the handling Of business at these
rates has made an absolute loss; and be it
further
Resoirod That the officers OF the
company, he empowered and directed TO
reduce the rates now charged, wherever
in their judgment such reduction should
he ma ie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
BOB GARRETT INSANE.
The RAILROAD NAGNATE CRAZY AS A
MARCH HARE
His Friends Trying to Conceal the Truth-His De-
rangsnent Begun in EurUPs-Stangs Actions
at Paris-FOOhSh Uhsrancss About
B 4 0. Business Matters

Special Telegram 10 tAs Register.
OAKLAND, Md, October 19.-The report
reaches here from reliable source that
Robert Garrett is undoubtedly insane. A
gentleman of the highest character asserts
that in a conversation to-day prominent
citizen of Baltimore and a near friend OF
Garrett's said it was nc use to try to con-
ceal the facts any longer
The speaker was q member of GARRETT s
club. His friends had been trying to keep
the horrible truth from becoming known,
in the hope that he would recover. His
case has now become so serious that it is
impossible to prevent the true condition
fron becoming known. GARRETT began
acting strangely while in Paris. He drank
heavily, and every day appeared upon the
public thOrOughfares in . new suit of the
latest style and in the most gorgeous col
ors. He systematically avoided his friends
and was moroSe and taciturn. They were
unable to explain his actions under any
other supposition than that
HE WAS DRUGGED.
Since his return from Europe and the
sale of the B. x 0. telegraph, CARROTS
actions have been even stranger. His fam
lily have been keeping him at his country
home for two weeks in vain effort TO hide
the truth. His physician remains constant
ly with HIM. Garrett imagines he is his
valet and treats him as a servant. In q
conversation to-day The attendant said 1t
was the intention to remove the patient 10
New Mexico as soon as possible. Only a
complete change of life can save his rea-
son. Unless he is taken away from the
whirl OF business and gets his mind off of
railroad matters there is no hope whatever
for him. Only in u complete change of life
is there any chance to save his reason. II
that fails he will be sent TO an asylum.
Garrett persists in visiting his club, and
there his condition is necessarily revealed.
He told one of the members, that while in
Europe he sold the B. 4 o. railroad sys-
TEN to the Prince of Wales; but the Prince
could not raise sufficient money to pay the
purchase price, and he had intended to
LET HIM HAVE
the railroad for two or three years Just to
SCe what he could make out OF it. When
be came back from Europe he found all
the feeders to the road had been sold, and
~ lie did not wish to palm of poor
property on the Prince, he had just
cabled him that the deal was off. He
proposed to another member to form q
combination TO control all the race tracks
in the country, saying lie had . scheme to
make a mint Of money.
While talking Garrett Kept walking up
and down the floor in Gn excited manner.
His talk Was tlighty, jumping from one
subject 10 another in most eTratic man
ner. At times he is sullen and won't speak
to anyone The general opinion among
his friends is that he is i mental wreck
and unless there is some change for the
better soon, his case will he one of hope
less insanity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
Another Day Of R,o,,ns In I.o.dss.

LONDON, October l9.-Thers wa 20 rs-
newal Of demonstrations by unes pIoysd
workiDgrnen to-day In trafalgar Square.
where the usual number of yer.ons are
gathered. In Hyde Park, however, tboe-
sands Of the unemployed congreyAted, apd
this afternoon the mob ssllied from Hyde
Park into the streets snd was followed by
force Of policemen.
The mob parAded through pumbsa Of
the streets in the West End and made not
ous demonstrations IL became 10 thrsaf-
eniDg in berkeley Square that Ne polios
charged upon and scattered IL The mob
again assembled and proosed<d along
PIccadilly, where the police sgsid attacked
il and sharp fight took plsce. Several
persons were iDjared and many rioters
were taken into custody.
Some Of the sbopkeepers In The section
Of the town through which the mob
psraded closed their places, fearing thsy
would be pillaged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
4 New Sn...mer Hotel.

PARKERsBURG, October I9.-superia-
tendent A. L. Purinton and Principal v.
", Leavitt are two of a company of ten
who have purchased large tract of land
on Cheat river, at Quarry Run, for the pur-
pose of erecting large ard well-appOinted
sumIaeT hotel. The scenery is, beyond all
question, the most picturesque in West
Virginia, and the point is easily acceSsi-
bic. The work of erecting the buildings
will begin in q few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
Sill At IL.

CHICAGO, October 19.-President MINI
ick, of the Pittsburg base hall team, was
here yesterday endeayOriug to negotiate
for the transfer Of AnsOn, the Chicago first
baseman and captain, to his town. 1t is
sad he offered $4,000 for the player
named, and that President Spalning. ofthe
ChiesgOs, demanded S25, 600. Mr.. Nimick
is also anxious to transfer the entire Detroit
nine to his town, but local sports are ofthe
opinion his efforts in that direction stand
no chance of meeting with success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
New Orleans Wants the Prs.iden,

NEW ORLASs, October ia delega-
ton of prominent citizens, including mem
bers of the Board Of Trade, Of various
commercial exchanges and Of social clubs,
and Federal, State and city officials, will
leave here this evening in a special car,
uniquely decorated with louisiana pro-
ducts, for Montgomery, for the purpos Of
paying their respects TO the President and
Mrs. Cleveland, snd renewing the invita-
ton for them TO visit New Orleans. The
eommitte will spend Thursday in Mont.
gomery, and hope to bring the President
and his wife hack with them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
LIneoln,s s.a,ue In Position.

CHICAGO, October 10.-The statue of
Abraham Lincoln, which is to ornament
the southern end Of Lincoln Park, was
placed in its permanent position this morn
ing. Very few persons were aware Of the
arrival Of the magnificent work of art, so
It's presentation to the waiting pedestal
WAS performed in the presence of the park
policemen and the few people. who han
Pened to be In the park at the time. The
statue VIII be unveiled and formally pre-
sented to the people on Saturday afternoon
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
WESTON SEAS.
Board Of Directors Award Coal Contract
The sick List.

>g...g. 7 fgrEg .H o.. kfCaSSr.
WESTON, ". VA, October 19.-The
B,a-l o! Directors Of TIE Hospital for the
Insane. in session here to-day, awarded the
contract for rur1ishing coal to 2. T. Me
D5une,l CfWestou, at tour and one-quarter
cents per bu>hyl, with the privilege OF
t.s.rs it from the biu back Of the Hos
p.,l Ha-gJutore Il has been furnished by
jlr rrgal merchants 0l C,@TkSburg and ship
PED over the narrow gauge railroad. No
o.Ar- bGsiueSs OF any Importance was made
public
\ telegram received hrre this morning
announced the serious illness Of Hon. J. NJ.
E-aastt. az Gran;sville, Calhoun county,
H- .r'r hege about one week ago, IN ap-
PIrrn,ly good health, TO attend to some
LEGAL business IN that section, and it is sup
pad too, suddenly i'll. His two sons
Georse ami Louis. and daughter Miss Ger
;.a3e, accompanied by DR.. Holt, his
.-glew, iriJ immediately TO attend his
bedside.
Mn. Christian, widow Of the late Doctor
Christian, is s,lid to Ne dangerously i'll at
her home iu Jacksonville.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
ST. Louis Admirers Give eItUp.

~. LOCIS, October 1.-THE Browns
friends IN this city, particularly those who
nave nav. manifested their confidence in the
world Besters'' by backing them with
great regularity in all games OF the series.
up % date, and the countless ones who
nave nave some sort Of bet depending on the
neal =, result OF the contest gave up all hope
u seeing the Association club win the
SSla championship, this year at least,
llost tae result Of yesterdays game. The
S.y OF hlPPodrome has already been heard
IaSohg the disappointed ones, who can moi
SeleVe that the Browns have been beater
tal'Iy, Out the more sensible ones, and in
most cases those who have lost big amountl
% TIE home clubs defeats, freely aeknowl
snSe that IN the DetrOits the Browns hay,
met superior club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
Sfrtkers DI.oharesd.

PHILADELPHIA, October 19-By order
Of the ShoemakeFs' District Assembly No.
20, K. OF l., five thousand hands engaged
in the manufacture Of shOes in this city.
quit work to day, and twenty four isct0rie,
paid of their hands and cloeed their doors.
The order to quit work was officially read
out in the different shops this morning.
The manufactures Immediately ordered
their hands to pack up their tools, call at
the Office. get their psy and leave the
shops. This meant that the situation wss
not looked upon by the manufacturers a. 9
sfrike hut "a a discharye
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20

GENERAL BUTLER has expressed him
self a. not only willing but anxious to
be retained as leading attorney for the
Anarchists Notwithstanding BEN's anx-
ietv, however, he does not object to nice
little retainer Of 81, 500, or the modest con-
sideration OF $3.50. He is certain that
sup,r>e!eas can be obtained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
The AtsslA's Sick.

QUARANTINE, a.. H. " Y, October
l9-Health Officer Smith returned here
this afternoon, after a lengthy visit to the
steamer Britannia and the hospital. He
states that all are we'll at Hoffman Island.
Eight Of the Alesia's passengers now at the
hospital, are able 20 return TO Hoffman
Island. The Passengers on the Britannia
are all we'll, all being thoroughly c'eansed
and disinfectsd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
Pitt.burx and LAX. Fri. Gobb,.d.

PITTsBUBG, PA, October 19.-The Hon.
Charles l.. Fetterman, master in the case
of Cornelius Vanderbilt against the Pitts
burg and Lake Erie Railroad Com pany, to-
day decided that the trust deed was In valid.
Knox Il Reed, counsel for Vanderbilt,
claimed that the trust deed Sas merely a
proxy reyokably at will and against public
policy. The master Sustained all these
points. The decision gives Vanderbilt
control Of the road and takes il out Of the
hands OF the trustees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
tn. Order. Not oheyed.

OTTAWA, ONT, October IA dispatch
from Secretary Bayard to the Imperial
Government has been received here, in
which Mr.. Bayard expresses regret that
the orders for the release Of the Canadian
Sealers seized in Behring's Sea, were not
obeyed by the officials 1t Siika, and stating
that fresh orders for their release have
been given.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
Judge W. A. Cooke Dead.

PALATKA, FLA, October 19.-Judge
Vim. Archer Cooke, author of several works
on State and Federal law, died at Sanford
Yesterday, aged 20. He was Attorney
General OF the State at the time OF the
electoral count in 'T6, and was the only
Democratic member of the canvsssing
board. He refused to agree to the action oil
the msjority OF the board.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
\ SERIOUS ACCIDENT,
Party ni NuuuE Men Thrown over AN lS'
Foot Embankment.

N''h hl NhfAlk -hFh AhfbNA ONNA 81 -
Foot Embankment
Sp'r-& .'.rr-ur % thS RsgzSeT.
foINT PLEASANT, October ia dis
t:es>.ug aey,Jrat occurred near NcCurdy,
Cabrl county, Monday. A number o.
Young men E.om GuySndotte we're taking
r.3e Oh ,he railroad which is building
i'Hu ,bl, p'sCs 10 PuiUt Pleasant. They
",rr ruuurnL yeTv fast, and while rounding
curve m the road The handles Of the hand
ear became locked. throwing the hindmOst
car OF the .r,>tle. a distauce Of Is feet A
Hnmn-r Of persons were badly bruised and
uNTt Frank Riley WAS rendered eat;rely
unconscious, having received a grievOus
wound UE the head. He was carried 10 the
residence Of Azel MeCurly, where he re-
','yed the prompt and efficient attendance
o. Dr E.W. GrOo ser. Atthis time there ID
i1'iIe hoge of his recovery
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20

'Darbys Prophylactic Fluid Is the only
medicine kept in my family. We esn use
it for almost eyerything-hurns, bruises,
cuts, stiDgs, ear-ache, sour stomach, etc.
etc. Ny children, when hurt or bruised,
always call at once for Darbys Fluid. We
cannot get along well without it. II Is 30
valuable for its prompt relief of pain from
all kinds Of injuries, and also is . powerful
Antiseptie and Disinfectant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
killed Wy 3 Falling Tie.

Stecidl Ttlegran 10 TIE Re9ISia,
SrEBENvILLE, o., October ls.-This
evening at five o'clock, Patrick Carey, an
old citizen of this place, employed on the
Panhandle, was standing by the side OF
the track near Gould's Station, when a
railroad tie fell from a passing train and
struck him on the head, instantly killing
him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
Proceedings Against Gould and Sage.

Proceedings Against Gould and sage.
NEW foRK, October ls.-Lawyer De
Lancey, counsel for the gentlemen who
have begun suit against Jay Gould and
Russell Sage for Si, 900, 900, says that Grim.
inal proceedings will also be begun against
GOuld and Gage, and 10 this end he re.
quested the Pacific Railroad Investigation
Committee 10 furnish him with q record OF
the proceedings Of that commission 40 that
he could lay il before District Attorney
MARITIME with the view OF the enforcement
of the provisions nj The penal code. In re-
lAtiOn,to the'e trustees. Mr.. +. Ellery An
derson replied on behalf OF the commits
sion, and said:
"Wm. H. De Ldncey, Esg.:
DEAR SIR have your note of this
date. respectfully refer you to the last
clause of section 9 of the act of March Sd,
1887, under which the United States Pa
cihc Railroad il established. II il pro.
vided that the evidence or testimony taken
before us shall not he used against the per-
son 30 testifying on the trial Of any Grim
inal proceedings do not think that the
Commission can, within the fair meaning
and spirit of the provision quoted, furnish
you with the printed record Of our pro-
ceedings with view 10 the enforcement /
Of the provisions of the penal code relating
to trustees against Jay Gould and Russell
Sage. Yours very respectfully,
lSigned 'ELLERY ANDERSON"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20

JUDGE W. y COOKE, of Florida, is dead.
He was the only Democratic member of
the canya>sing board when the Republicans
stole the electoral vote Of the State in
1876, and refused to agree to the action Of
the majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
Sympathy for the Anarchists.

NEW YORK, October ia call for Q
mass meeting next Monday night to pro-
test against the execution Of the Chicago
Anarchists, is being wildly distributed
The call emauates from the Central Labor
Union and District Assembly No. 40, K Of
L. Roscoe Conkling and Rev. DIR. Tai
mage have been invited to address the
meeting.
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Bubear Accept. Teemsr'. Challenge,

QUEENSTOWN, October l9-Buber, the
osrsmaD, who arrived to-day on the steamer
Arizona from New York, announces that
he is willing to row Teemer in January on
the thames Immediately on his arrival
Bubear was shown the challenge Of Teemer,
the American, and he promptly accepted
the def. He is perfectly satisfied with
the terms which, as Teemer puts them, are
S race Tor 800 or $500 a side, tbs Sports
man Cup and the championship OF Eng
land, over the Thames course from Putney
to Mortlake, about the time of the kilrain-
Smith fight, the conditions Of the match to
be the same rs those the championship
matches are Usually rowed under.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
BUTLER ENGAGED.
Butlor to Appear f,r the Anarchists Before
the Supreme Court.

the Supreme Court.
CHICAGO, October 19.-Gen. B. F. But
ler has been definitely retained as counsel
in the Anarchist case, and will appear for
the defendants before the Supreme Court
next Friday.
The Defense Association met last night
in response to letters and kilograms re-
ceiyed from Captain Black, in which it
was stated that Butter was willing.
For his services as leading attorney Cen
eral Butler will receive a retainer of 81, 500
and the modest consideration of $3.50.
Frank Stauber, the Treasurer of the De-
Tense Association, telegraphed Captain
BLACK last night instructing him TO retain
Butler.
Captain Black has been in consultation
| with Butler for ssveTal days, said Stauber.
They reviewed the case together; and
after carefully examining the leading
points Butler assured Black a supersedeas
could certainly be obtained. Butler ex-
pressed himself as not only willing but
anxious to be retained. We have eonsid-
erable money but shall need mere. Con-
trihutions are coming in rapidly, though
mostly in small amounts. 1t takes great
many dimes and quarters to- aggregate
$50, 900 Ali the money necessary will be
forthcoming. however. There are indiTid,
uals in Chicago who would advance $40, 0OG
ifit was absolutely needed. 1t costs lou
of money to secure justice, but we az.
determined these men shall not hang il
legal methods can save them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
I'm Honor of IN. crev, py,....

BERLIS, October is.-AII lie pabiie
and many private building were dscksd
with fsg, yesterday is honor q Grown
Prince Frederick Williams birthday. En-
ormous crowds gathered n tbs psisss 70
sign the eoopstolstioo list Ths King
and Queen Of Italy sent m a6setioasto
Telegram 70 the CroWE Prince.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20

Earned, st. Louis /, Detroit ;; two base
hits, richardson three base hits, Hanlon;
first base ON errors, st. Louis 2; struck
ont, by Conway ), by King 9; passed balls,
Boyle !; wild pitches, King; time Of
game, 1:4O; umpires. Gaffley and Kelly.
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suit for Damages,

CHICAGO, October 19.-Ella Clements,
who was injured in the recent railway ae-
cidsnt at KOut's Station, Ind, has brought
a suit for $40, 600 damages against the Chi
cSgo and Atlantic Railway Company.